Irish Independent - Farming - 2016-11-15

• Multi-million tax loophole exposed in poultry probe
• Fighting the pipe
• Cork Marts decision on calf exports ‘irreversib­le’
• Lakelands under fire on ‘derisory’ milk rise
• Cashflow problems and Brexit hit heifer sales
• ‘Limited supply is main factor in global price surge’
• Virtual harvester set to transform forestry training
• Cattle tag prices fall as competitio­n kicks in
• Breaking new ground in forestry
• Politician­s could learn much from our shrewd sporting gurus
• IFA push for action on UK beef trade
• Farming with a social conscience
• ‘It’s a great way to open up our farms to the wider community’
• Spring grazing plans begin now
• EU holds the key to solving our tillage income crisis
• Fingers crossed we are on course for compact lambing
• Beef farmers pay a high price for impact of dairy expansion
• PRICES UP FOR BRIT LIMOS
• Time to dust down the dosing gun
• The nuts and bolts of dairy expansion
• Conacre reforms have created a whole new
• Late payments to farmers in the firing line
• Trump victory poses more ‘uncertaint­y’ for food sector
• Set of headaches for growers
• Rising lamb prices could hit €4.75/kg
• Weanling heifers pick of the trade
• Beef prices on the rise as factories chase supply
• Celebratin­g five decades of Texels
• Tractor sales under pressure from sterling slide
• Blaney Agri roll out one-man forager
• Home of the champions
• Sale with a global reputation
• Large Meath holding ‘diligently’ farmed for generation­s by the same family, reports
• Cheltenham
• Compact holding with a place in racing history
• Connection­s
• Midlands zero grazing land guided at up to €8,000/ac
• Farm safety group reaches out to farmers in the west
• Taking the broader view when it comes to trees...
• Music with Eddie Rowley
• ‘When there is a downturn, it’s wise to cut back’

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